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ORLANDO, Fla. (Reuters) - Intel Corp. (NasdaqNM:INTC - News), the biggest success story to emerge out of California's Silicon Valley, has ruled out any plans to expand in its home state, its chief executive said on Tuesday.
And thank God, because imagine what this country would be like if Bush couldn't get all of his legislation passed with ease. Imagine what would happen if the democrats stood up and said that the War on Iraq has nothing at all to do with the "War on Terrorism" (except perhaps for promoting terrorism against the US). What does it mean when the only senator with the backbone to stand up to Bush is an ex-republican? Truly the democratic party is beyond pathetic and beyond redemption.
Rick Stanley, The 2002 Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate from Colorado, faces two felony counts of attempting to influence a public servant and is being held under $50,000 bail.
Some media outlets decided to focus on the unfortunate outburst of a few, many of whom were not Arab American, instead of focusing on the rest of the conference which was a very positive experience.
The following are links to the incriminating stash of Diebold Election Systems memos... please take copies of this data and redistribute...
This woman is being starved to death as a result of a court order.
Animals and death row are more humanely put to death. Where's the outrage? http:/
BUSH-NAZI LINK CONFIRMED- See several related articles
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black bloc call to action oct 25 in sf
In his latest book Dude, Where's My Country? -- a polemic against President Bush -- liberal gadfly Michael Moore again demonstrates why he has a reputation as a slipshod journalist who has trouble getting his facts right.
Your calls are urgently needed into the Senate as the deal on HR 1904, the so-called "Healthy Forests Restoration Act of 2003" is soon to be brought to the Senate floor (Call in script below). This call-in day is perfectly timed, and we hope that everyone can make calls. It is critical that every Senator be educated on the issue and hears from us! We need to keep the pressure on our Senators so that they continue to oppose Bush's HR 1904, or to change their minds if they are currently a supporter of Bush's plan. The Senators are listening, and even starting to question the new version of the bad bill.
Help!...
That question will be answered shortly with a ruling from the Supreme Court and this should be of interest to some of us. I cut and pasted from an AP article on findlaw.com.
''[Black] parents scream and yell about the racial achievement gap, and how the schools aren't fair, and society is racist and blah, blah-blah, blah-blahhh, because they don't want to get off the sofa, and put some effort into it themselves'' - Jerry Agar, Conservative talk radio host
This is a link to the ride board for the Miami Anti-FTAA demonstrations.
There are rides leaving from PDX so I thought it was appropriate that people knew about it.
An article from Indian Country Today, detailing allegations that Yale's Skull and Bones club members robbed Geronimo's grave, and have his remains on display in their members-only "tomb".
The Iraqi people express hope for the future and want the help of their neighbors more than that of the U.S -- but that's not what Washington wants to hear.
I thought this was interesting. It is exerpted from today's (Mon, Oct. 20th) Washington Post. There is a real difference between Dean's canidacy and the others.
the fall of the Anarchists.
"In immediate nearness to his oppressors, Mandela discovered a compassion and community wityh them in suffering. The oppressor and the oppressed are both robbed of their humanity, the oppressor by his humiliation in the captivity of hatred and the oppressed by degrading powerlessness..Americans in Iraq stand before a mirror of their own destructiveness,," translated from the German
By almost a 2-1 margin in this poll, 62 percent to 32 percent, Americans said they preferred a universal system that would provide coverage to everyone under a government program, as opposed to the current employer-based system.
Flanked by key members of Congress and his administration, President Bush proposed Sunday a streamlined version of the Bill of Rights that pares its 10 original amendments down to a "tight, no-nonsense" six.
Kitzhaber would scrap Medicare and Medicaid in favor of a three-tier system.
George Bush rejected a non-aggression treaty with North Korea that said that the US wouldn't pre-emptively attack North Korea in exchange for their cooperation with scraping their nuclear weapons program.
aol 9.0
Sally Lieber, D-San Jose, points to Wal-Mart employee hand-outs about social services like Medicaid, food stamps and temporary assistance as proof that the retailer uses state and federal tax dollars to supplement "poverty" level wages and benefits.
Philosopher Seed recorded Jim Hightower on 10/8/2003 at PSU. Jim talks about the state of democrarcy in the reign of the current administration. Jim is a very entertaining and insightful speaker...so it is no chore to listen to this report. There is a brief introduction by a few speakers including some good information by Lloyd Marbett. Follow the link to the streaming audio available from PDX IMC Web Radio.
Rick Stanley was arrested today at gunpoint in Denver for refusing to appear at jail to begin his sentence
The old belief held that with a low unemployment rate workers would have the upper hand and demand higher wages. Yet the data showed that wages weren't rising that much (during the Clinton Administration). It was one of the central economic mysteries of the time.
Juan Carlos Galvis is Vice President of SINALTRAINAL, the Colombian national food & beverage workers union, and President of the CUT, the Colombian national trade union confederation, in the town of BarrancabermejaHe is also a worker at the local Coca-Cola bottling plant. He is traveling in this country to bring attention to the human rights abuses being committed by Coca Cola in Colombia. Among other criminal activities, these include kidnapping and assasination.
Indians are not anti-business. Casinos are proof of that. But most native people I know do oppose unnecessary destruction of soils and wetlands.
A judge in federal court in Sacramento has issued an order sealing previously public court documents in a sensational case that involves a former FBI agent who claims he worked as an international spy for the Bureau.
That raising the Driving to 18 is a load of sh*t!
As Der Gropenfuhrer heads for Sacramento, millions of poor people believe that Arnold will magically terminate the newly imposed and hated car tax (He'll have a tough time convincing the majority in both Houses). That may have been the loftiest reason that blue collar voters had to remove Governor Gray Davis. He and the legislature in desperation used a hike in auto taxes to try to fund schools and other necessities.
"Diebold, manufacturer of election equipment, has issued a Cease and desist notice to the upstream provider of San Francisco Indymedia for having links to mirrors of a leaked internal diebold memo.
Below is a write-up of an anti-racism conference that took place out in Denver last weekend. The article is from the UCD student paper. This seemed appropriate to post In the wake of the comments made by Stanley Cohen yesterday here in Portland about how his clients charged with terrorism couldn't get a fair trial in this town because of the racist reporters that have skewed public opinion to ensure a guilty verdict.
The great left hope?
Many progressives are praising Dennis Kucinich for saying all the right things -- and then they're backing other Democrats. But the Cleveland populist says he's running to win.
No one should be forced to die by starvation and thirst as ordered for Terri Schiavo by a court decree.
Such arguments prompted organized labor to lobby for a
new [California] law that would require businesses with more than 20 workers to provide health-care coverage and pick up 80% of premiums, or pay into a state fund that would do it for them. Under the new law, businesses with 200 or more employees would have to provide coverage for workers and their families beginning in 2006. Smaller firms gradually would be required to offer similar benefits.
Limbaugh is unlikely to spend time behind bars. Nor is he likely to be required to take random drug tests or report to a probation officer.
about the daily life as Tantalizer
Pennsylvania's slow population growth ranks it 48th in the nation, yet only four other states in the lost more open space to development.
The Death of Democracy. What Diebold and other electronic voting manufacturers don't want American Voters to know.
*** Report from the Chicago Consulta on the FTAA ***
On October 11 and 12 over 75 people representing 18 geographic locations came together to help form a strategy to shut down the FTAA Ministerial meetings taking place this November in Miami.
Shane Borgess, a supermarket clerk, was a self-described conservative Republican until October 11. That's then he and 70,000 others went on strike. Now some regular shoppers are giving him the finger; "let's just say I've gotten some insight into my own kind"
For all the debate over President Bush's $87 billion supplemental request for military operations and economic reconstruction in Afghanistan and Iraq, no one seems to have noticed that the sum includes a slush fund of at least $9.3 billion, which Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld can spend pretty much as he pleases.
The issue is of particular importance now because California's newly elected Republican Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has indicated through aides that he would try and quickly settle a number of the lawsuits the state has pending before FERC and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, many of which name Enron as a defendant.
Bush my not be too skilled in tackling national economy but clearly a 100% American tailor-made on the interests of America and matters of National Security as a president. Certainly a good prospect as the represntive of US in UN after he finishes his second terms!
Let's bring the boys home! We missed them all.
Catapiller is sues Disney for negatively portraying their earth-destroying machines as 'earth-destroying'.
OCT 25 Black Bloc Tactic
There has never been a need for an absentee ballet until now to ensure that all Cowlitz People are heard.
Two of GW's key lieutenants gave public estimates minimizing Iraqi threat in May 2001.
a question of source
Halliburton's KBR subsidiary is billing the Army between $1.62 and $1.70 per gallon, while Iraqis are charged between 4 cents and 15 cents at the pump.
?The thesis of our case is that fighting fires is what has gotten us into the trouble we?re in,? said Andy Stahl, executive director of the group. ?It?s time to ? learn to live with fire and manage it, rather than fight it.?
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